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Automatically learn to block invisible trackers
As of 30 August 2026, Privacy Badger is free to use. Privacy Badger is a browser extension created by the Electronic Frontier Foundation that automatically learns to block invisible trackers. Softwr lists it under Browser Extensions. Privacy Badger is made by Electronic Frontier Foundation, launched in 1990, available on Browser extension.
Overview
Privacy Badger is a browser extension created by the Electronic Frontier Foundation that automatically learns to block invisible trackers. Unlike traditional blockers that use filter lists, Privacy Badger learns by watching which domains track you across websites.
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Pricing
Taken from the vendor's own pricing page. Prices move, so check before you buy.
Free
Free
Capabilities
Automatic tracker detection
Learning algorithm
Do Not Track support
No filter lists required
Chrome support
Available on chrome
Firefox support
Available on firefox
Edge support
Available on edge
Opera support
Available on opera
Answered, with sources
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Privacy Badger is free browser extension made by the Electronic Frontier Foundation. There are no pricing tiers or subscription costs. The project accepts donations to support EFF's work.
SourceBehind it
Timeline
One million installations
SourcePrivacy Badger 1.0 released
SourcePrivacy Badger beta released
SourcePrivacy Badger alpha released
SourcePublished under the GNU GPL v3
SourceElectronic Frontier Foundation founded
SourceKeep looking
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